Cacheuta
This mountain-seated locality, arising in the middle of the pre-andes, was primarily named “the Baths of the River’s Edge” by the Inca Community. Even some historical documents unveil that the Inca emperor, Tupac Yupanqui, and his court stop-halted there to take baths, which unexpectedly cured him from his illness.

Mendoza River and the amazing surroundings of Cacheuta (see picture)

Its hot water springs are worldwide known for its therapeutic properties especially to recover from dermatology problems, rheumatism or pulmonary infections. Cacheuta features small hostels, huts - varied in style and price- camping resorts and restaurants such as basic drugstores who provide the turists with essencial items and services. The bridge over Mendoza River, frequently stepped by local and foreign turists.